Whoohoo!
Got it linked and running...
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Whoohoo!
Got it linked and running...
:) Thanks for the vote of confidence. Yeah, I figured that I needed the primer plus book to get started, I also have Stroustrup coming in the mail (I once owned it, but don't know where its gone)...
D'oh!
Thanks :)
Thats the thing about being a newbie. Oops. Thanks for the detailed reminder, I once knew all that :)
Yeah, but it doesn't matter, as I understand.
Okay, so within each class file you would not need a namespace if only a class was in there; but if you wanted to include a class and some other things, you could use the namespace to design the...
I have C++ Primer Plus coming in the mail. I think I almost bought the "how to program" book, but the primer plus had better reviews.
Is it good practice for a larger project? Ultimately this (once I know enough C++ to do so) will be a maybe 5-10 class program, maybe 1500-2500 lines of code. Or maybe more lines than that, I'm...
Its a linker error, but I have declared it in the header file. I tried PublicFirm() and PublicFirm::PublicFirm()
Gosh, I know this looks so pathetic. Yes, I need to read some books; have one but...
I have the inlude at the top of the hello_world file. I changed the namespace everywhere and I just tried it without using explicit namespaces (just using the class) -- how important is it to have a...
Advice taken. That does seem to be at least part of the problem (that I did not use the namespace qualifier). The error message has changed at least :)
I tried Public as the namespace, then...
new here, sorry about the code tags. Also, this post posted twice since I thought it had timed out.
No, those dots were not in the actual code, that was me saying "..." eg you don't need to read...
Hi,
I am a complete newbie to C++, I come from Perl and used to know a little C++, but I very newbie. I am just trying to include a header file and its class (I get no errors from the include)...